"I hear that becoming a cowboy can be dangerous. Especially if you don't know the rules.

I don't know the rules."

It's a good thing Conrad brought his Mega Ultimate Extreme First Aid Kit to Uncle Clint's ranch because learning how to be a cowboy turns out to be a lot harder-and more painful-than he thought. Conrad has a lot to learn - including don't squat with spurs on and never wave your red sweatshirt at a bull. But the biggest challenge of all is dealing with Imogene Louise Lathrup, the know-it-all-cowgirl next door. When Imogene shows up, she is all too happy to point out Conrad's shortcomings. In this follow-up to their debut hit Pirates on the Farm, author Denette Fretz and illustrator Gene Barretta team up once again to tell a humorous tale about what it means to love your neighbor.

This book is part of a book series called The Next Door .

This book has been graded for interest at 4-8 years.

There are 40 pages in this book. This book was published 2014 by Zondervan .

Denette Fretz is the critically acclaimed author of two books in "The Next Door Series"--Pirates on the Farm and Conrad and the Cowgirl Next Door. A perpetual doodler and songster, Fretz teaches elementary art and music in Medford, Oregon. Gene Barretta has written and illustrated several award-winning books for young readers, including Lincoln and Kennedy: A Pair to Compare , Neo Leo: The Ageless Ideas of Leonardo da Vinci and Now & Ben: The Modern Inventions of Benjamin Franklin , as well as Dear Deer and Zoola Palooza . He lives in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania, with his wife, Leslie, and their son, Ben.